ivam (ISDN Voice Box Answering Machine) is a
telephony application server system for ISDN and
Linux. It consists of two parts: a C-coded daemon
responsible for call setup, and high-level Python
scripted applications.
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This is a complete rewrite. A daemon architecture
is used instead of a getty architecture. Call
disptaching was made more flexible. Multiple
channels per daemon and multiple telephony
applications per daemon are now supported. The
default voice box application is now more
powerful.
Better latency (thus reacts quicker on touchtone sequences), syslog support, passing the incoming telephone number to the processing script (and thus mailed to the user), better documentation, and assorted fixes.
